Double amputee summits Manitou Incline, Pikes Peak on hands to find inner strength
After losing both her legs in a train collision, Mandy Harvath struggled with depression. But she climbed her way out -- both figuratively and literally.
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Double amputee summits Manitou Incline, Pikes Peak on hands to find inner strength
After losing both her legs in a train collision, Mandy Harvath struggled with depression. But she climbed her way out -- both figuratively and literally.
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority announces new fund to support affordable housing
The Colorado Housing and Finance Authority the Capital Magnet Fund, its new statewide housing fund Friday.
Mesa County inmate found dead in cell
A Mesa County Detention Facility inmate was found unresponsive in his cell during routine security checks Friday morning around 11:30 a.m.
RTD rolls out rules for dockless bikes and scooters
Denver's Regional Transportation District released its dockless bike and scooter rules Friday after聽Denver approved permits for five dockless scooter and two dockless bike companies earlier this week.
Regis University president awards diplomas to refugee students in Kenya, Malawi
Regis University president John P. Fitzgibbons traveled to Africa along with Creighton University president聽Daniel Hendrickson earlier this month to award undergraduate diplomas in Liberal Studies to graduates at two refugee...
HUD secretary Ben Carson to visit Aurora Monday
U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson will visit Aurora Monday afternoon to tour the Village at Westerly Creek.
Denver director of elections Amber McReynolds to step down
Amber McReynolds, the Denver director of elections, announced she will be stepping down from her position with the Denver Office of the Clerk and Recorder Thursday.
Bear hiding in Colorado Springs storm sewer looks both ways before retreating into forest
Thursday afternoon, after several hours of hiding out in a storm sewer in west Colorado Springs, a bear -- estimated to be about 3 or 4 years old and 250...
Cairo zoo denies painting a donkey and passing it off as a zebra
In 2009, after two zebras died of starvation in a Gaza zoo, the owner painted two white donkeys with black stripes in a bid to pass them off as zebras.